River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Scotch caps, knot caps and cloth caps
at Weisend's.
VIM. Armstrong is PROSTATE with
rheumatism.
Go and see the Leans clean ont the
Fats, Saturday.
Eider-down fiannels in all colors at
F. j. Burhyte's.
j. NJ. Bailey, of Prescott, was in
the city on Tuesday.
Double breasted chinchilla coats and
vests at Weisend's.
There was no service at the II. E.
church last Sunday.
Mrs. @. II. CCOssman has returned
from Dell Rapids, Oak.
If you want TO buy goods cheap call
at Burhyte's Cash Store.
Brit Wood, of the West Superior
Wave, is in the city to-day.
Go and hear DIR. Parsons lecture at
Bracket Hall Friday night.
Mrs. Y. n. Fuller. of Larimore, Da-
kOta, is visiting in the city.
The finest assortment of tTecot fan.
nels in the city at Burhyte's.
We call attention to DR.. d. NJ.
Boards card in another column.
One carload of winter apples to ar
rive this week. T. j. Burhyte.
Rev. J. d. Whitelaw has been alb
sent on vacation since Sept. Goth.
Rev. G. n. Foster, of Mcmillan, spent
a couple OF days in town this week.
D. W. Currier and wife returned
from their western trip on Saturday,
A large assortment of mems fne and
coarse shoes at Weisend's at reduced
prices.
Mrs. L. B. Ring. of Neillsville, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. W.
Burton.
Get prices for job printing at the
| JOURNAL Office before ordering else
where.
a large variety of ladies' and Chi
dren's shoes, lowest prices, at T.
Burhyte's.
Ferd Peachman of the Baldwin Bull
letin. was visible among us on Satur
day last.
VIII exchange a fine new Estey or
gan for good young horse. Inquire
at this office.
Miss Anna Pierce gives painting les
SONS at her residence on Wednesday,
and Saturdays.
Nj. n. Anushinsky, OF st. Paul, ha
opened a clothing store in the old post
Office building.
Don't fail to visit the great sheriff
sale of dry goods and clothing at tn
old Z. o. building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perrin hav
moved into Mrs. Morse's residenc
near the South Fork.
John Gibbs has moved into tina
part of J. NJ. Smiths house recent
occupied by Mrs. Pierce.
c. E. Davis has so far improved a
to be able TO change his quarters
the Gladstone on Tuesday.
Rev. J. d. Whitelaw will retur
home from his vacation in time to OF
cupy his pulpit next Sunday.
The best line OF overcOats eve
brought to the city at Weisend's Clotl
ing Store. Cheap for cash.
Ladies' and children's cloaks at 5
cents on the dollar at the great sherii
sale in the old post-Office building.
George Bates is fitting up the roOr
north of the new pOst-otlice, and wi
open therein a jewelry and music store
Pushes, nice line of colOrs, dres
danmels, 40. so and IS cents. to arriv
j this week at Il. IL. Daniels Cash Store
Mrs. Jackson, wife of DR.. Jacksan
of MapletOn. Dakota, is visiting he
mother, Mrs. Mary Gibbs of this city
Downing's Kidney and Liver cur
and Stramonium Liniment warrante
to cure rheumatism by YOue lis & Nc
Murphy.
Supt. G. L. Bowman commenced ex
animation of teachers this morning a
the Normal and Will continue through
the week.
The young folks had an impromptr
hop at Bracket Hall on Friday night
and tripped the light fantastic unit
the wee sma' hours.
Z. 7. Lang, formerly of the Bank o
River Falls. was in town this week
and is thinking of going into the bank
ing business in Minneapolis.
Don't spend a dollar in dry good
and clothing until you have examined
the stock and prices at the great sher
If sale in the Old POSt-Office Building
Farmers. Laboring men, Mechanics
| Preachers. Lawyers, and everybody
the great sheriff sale at the Old Post
office building.
| A specially troupe held forth ant
| cracked few mOuldy chestnUts a
| Opera Hall Saturday night to fair au
dieuce. aud took to the woods on sun
day in a lumber wagon.
Louie Romdenne who has been in
structing the Hastings band for sever
al months has closed his duties Their,
and will travel with Howe & Nall'i
Minstrels rs band leader.
We call the attention of all who ar,
interested TO the notice of J. II. LOr,
IN another column of this issue, 81
taat they may act in time to save costs
as Mr.. Lord has decided that he mus
have prompt settlement.
Tie people of River Falls and espec
ially Of the NJ E. Church are to b,
congratulated on their good fortune il
having Rev. James Evans returned {,
this charge for another year.
The receipts of the fat and lean bal
game were nearly SIS. That's right
the band boys deserve 1t; and now lie
US see how much we can do for thos
who are poor and in distress.
A medicine concert troupe operate,
on our streets three evenings last weel
and did a good business selling mus
tard Iniment TO the credul0us public
scO0ping over 500 Of spot cash.
:. J. Rasmussen, for three year
past bOOk-keeper for c. J. Hen
Tiksen has gone TO Verndale. MINI.
into the employ Of McNair & Co. deal
ers in lumber and general merchandise
Geo. Pratt bought back his mea